👏 A remarkable helping hand on Hungerford’s Freemans Marsh 👏
We’d like to say a huge thank you to the wonderful Anna-Marie Semturis of Dog Doo Dolly, who has been working incredibly hard to clear a significant amount of dog mess from the marsh. She’ll also be turning her attention to the Common.
It may not be the most glamorous job, but it makes an enormous difference to everyone who enjoys these beautiful open spaces—and we’re incredibly grateful for her help and dedication.
Anna-Marie also travels to clear dog waste from gardens, parks and other outdoor areas. You can find out more at www.dogdoodolly.com or search for Dog Doo Dolly on Facebook.
Please remember: if your dog does it, pick it up. Let’s all help keep our shared spaces clean, safe and enjoyable. 🐾🌿
Dog Doo Dolly
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We are so excited for the future 🌳
A huge thank you to BBC Berkshire for speaking with one of our wonderful trustees, Kate Edwards, this morning.
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🚨 Don’t forget! 🚨
The Hungerford Produce, Flower and Handicraft Show 2026 is happening today at Hungerford Town Hall.
From beautiful flowers and home-grown produce to preserves, baking and handcrafted creations, there’s plenty to admire and enjoy.
🗓️ Saturday 15th August
📍 Hungerford Town Hall, RG17 0NF
🚪 Open to the public from 2.30pm
Come along and support local talent, celebrate the creativity of our community and see what our talented amateur growers, bakers, crafters and makers have been busy creating.
Everyone is welcome! 🌻🌼🍓
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Looking for something to do next weekend? 🌻🍓🧶
Why not visit the Hungerford Produce, Flower and Handicraft Show 2026 and celebrate the incredible talent, creativity and homegrown produce from across our community?
From beautiful floral displays and handcrafted creations to delicious preserves, baking and freshly grown fruit and vegetables, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
📅 Saturday 15th August 2026
📍 Hungerford Town Hall, RG17 0NF
🕝 Open to the public from 2:30pm
The show is open to amateur exhibitors from Hungerford and the surrounding areas, so come along, support local talent and perhaps even find some inspiration for next year’s entries!
We look forward to seeing you there. 🌼
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The prolonged spell of hot, dry weather is putting extra stress on our trees, and as a result, branches can sometimes fall without warning.
Whilst our trees are regularly monitored and inspected, limb failure can happen very suddenly, so if you’re out enjoying Hungerford Common, Freeman’s Marsh, The Croft or the High Street, please avoid sitting or lingering directly beneath large trees, particularly during this hot weather.
The oak pictured recently lost a large branch earlier this season and has since been carefully reduced to help ensure its long-term stability.
If you notice a tree that concerns you, or spot damaged or hanging branches, please let us know. Your reports help us keep these much-loved spaces as safe as possible for everyone to enjoy. 🌳💚
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Hungerford has developed over the centuries as a market town, supplying the goods and services for the surrounding villages.
